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This is the complete listing of TED Notepad hotkeys. This listing does not contain hotkeys implied in the system or added from out-of-borders of TED Notepad. It does not even contain hotkeys that are usual for all edit boxes in Windows. | This is the complete listing of TED Notepad hotkeys. This listing does not contain hotkeys implied in the system or added from out-of-borders of TED Notepad. It does not even contain hotkeys that are usual for all edit boxes in Windows. | ||
Revision as of 12:30, 14 May 2006
You see work in progress here; this section already reflects future TED Notepad version 4.5.2.
This section may contain incomplete, premature, or mistaken information, prone to change without notice.
This section may contain incomplete, premature, or mistaken information, prone to change without notice.
This is the complete listing of TED Notepad hotkeys. This listing does not contain hotkeys implied in the system or added from out-of-borders of TED Notepad. It does not even contain hotkeys that are usual for all edit boxes in Windows.
Moving through text | |
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Ctrl+Up Arrow | Moves the caret up to the previous lineregardless to actual word wrapping. |
Ctrl+Down Arrow | Moves the caret down to the next lineregardless to actual word wrapping. |
Ctrl+G | Shows the Go To... dialog. Then moves the caret directly to a specified line or position. |
Selecting text | |
Ctrl+A | Selects the entire document. |
Ctrl+Space | Selects a wordthat begins or continues to the right from the caret. If no wordis there, selects all white-spacesor a single character otherwise. |
Ctrl+Shift+Space | Adds next wordthat begins or continues to the right from the caret (as described above) to the selection. |
Scrolling view (without moving the caret) | |
Alt+Up | Scrolls one line up. |
Alt+Shift+Up | Scrolls five lines up. |
Alt+Down | Scrolls one line down. |
Alt+Shift+Down | Scrolls five lines down. |
Alt+Left | Scrolls three characters left. |
Alt+Shift+Left | Scrolls fifteen characters left. |
Alt+Right | Scrolls three characters right. |
Alt+Shift+Right | Scrolls fifteen characters right. |
Alt+Home | Scrolls to the beginning of the document. |
Alt+End | Scrolls to the end of the document. |
Alt+Page Up | Scrolls one page up. |
Alt+Page Down | Scrolls one page down. |
Alt+Insert | Scrolls back to the caret position. |
Managing files | |
Ctrl+N | Creates a new document. |
Ctrl+O | Opens a document from a specified file. |
Ctrl+S | Saves the actual document to a file. |
Ctrl+B | Saves the actual document to a new specified file. |
Ctrl+U | Toggles file format. Supported formats are ANSI, both Unicode and UTF-8. |
Ctrl+I | Toggles type of file Newlines. Toggles between Windows, UNIX and Mac types. |
Ctrl+P | Prints actual document. |
Ctrl+M | Minimizes the window of TED Notepad into the System Tray. |
Ctrl+J | Opens Properties dialog of a file of the actual document. |
Ctrl+E | Reverts (reloads) the actual document from its file. Discards any unsaved changes. |
Esc | Closes the actual document and exits. |
F10 | Saves the actual document and exits. |
Shift+Esc | Exits without saving the actual document and/or any settings! |
Editing the document | |
Ctrl+Z | Undoes the last action. |
Alt+BkSpace | |
Ctrl+Y | Redoes the last undone action. (RE clone specific) |
Ctrl+Enter | Auto-indents the text after starting a new line. |
Ctrl+Shift+Enter | Copies the text that preceedes the caret from the actual line to a new line. |
Ctrl+Del | Deletes entire wordto the left from the caret. If no wordis there, deletes all white-spacesor a single character otherwise. |
Ctrl+BkSpace | Deletes entire wordto the right from the caret. If no wordis there, deletes all white-spacesor a single character otherwise. |
Ctrl+D | Shows the Complete Word dialog in order to complete a wordthat is to the left from the caret. |
Working with clipboars | |
Ctrl+X | Cuts the selection into the system clipboard. |
Shift+Del | |
Ctrl+C | Copies the selection into the system clipboard. |
Ctrl+Insert | |
Ctrl+V | Pastes content of the system clipboard into the document. |
Shift+Insert | |
Ctrl+K | Swaps content of the selection and the system clipboard. (i.e. Cuts the selection into the system clipboard and pastes previous content of the system clipboard into the document.) |
Ctrl+Shift+Insert | |
Ctrl+0 | Shows dialog with content of all Extended clipboards. |
Alt+[1..9] | Copies the selection into one of the Extended clipboards. |
Ctrl+[1..9] | Pastes content of one of the Extended clipboards into the document. |
Searching for specific text | |
Ctrl+F | Shows the Find... dialog. Then searches for specified phrase in the document. |
F3 | Searches for next occurrence of the phrase in the document. |
Ctrl+F3 | Searches for previous occurrence of the phrase in the document. |
Ctrl+R | Shows the Find/Replace... dialog. Then searches for specified phrase in the document and replaces it with another phrase. |
Ctrl+H | |
Shift+F3 | Searches for next occurrence of the phrase in the document and extends the selection to cover that occurrence. |
Ctrl+Shift+F3 | Searches for previous occurrence of the phrase in the document and extends the selection to cover that occurrence. |
Options | |
Ctrl+T | Toggles between standard and Stay on top modes. |
Ctrl+W | Turns word wrapping on/off. |
F8 | Toggles between Fixed-width Font and Proportional Font display. |
Alt+Enter | Opens the Settings dialog. |
Tools | |
Ctrl+L | Launches recently used tool again, using the same parameters as specified before. |
Ctrl+Shift+I | Inverts letter caseof all characters in the selection. |
Ctrl+Shift+U | Converts all characters in the selection to upper case. |
Ctrl+Shift+L | Converts all characters in the selection to lower case. |
Ctrl+Shift+T | Converts first character of each wordin the selection to upper caseand all others to lower case. |
Ctrl+Shift+S | Converts first character of each sentencein the selection to upper case. Leaves all others unchanged. |
Alt+Ctrl+H | Converts all Unix-type newlinesof the entire document to Windows-native newlines. |
Alt+Ctrl+U | Converts all newlinesof the entire document to Unix-type newlines. |
Ctrl+Tab | Indents all linesof the selection by a Tab character. |
Ctrl+Q | Quotes all linesof the selection by a > phrase. |
Alt+Ctrl+E | Encloses the selection by specified phrases. |
Alt+Ctrl+Q | Indents/quotes linesof the selection by a specified phrase. |
Alt+Ctrl+C | Closes linesof the selection by a specified phrase. |
Alt+Ctrl+X | Uniques all linesof the selection. |
Alt+Ctrl+Shift+X | Uniques all linesof the selection. Ignores caseduring the process. |
Ctrl+Shift+X | Uniques linesof the selection according to specified parameters. |
Ctrl+Shift+Tab | Unindents the selection. |
Ctrl+Shift+Q | Unquotes the selection. The quoting character is taken from the first character of the selection. |
Alt+Ctrl+M | Compares two specified phrases. |
F9 | Shows the extensive Statistics... dialog. |
Alt+Ctrl+I | Includes a specified file. |
Alt+Ctrl+D | Excludes (cuts) the selection into a specified file. |
Ctrl+Shift+J | Reverses the text of the selection. |
Ctrl+Shift+K | Reverses all linesin the selection. |
Alt+Ctrl+T | Translates characters in the selection according to specified translation phrases. |
Alt+Ctrl+R | Searches for specified phrase and replaces all its occurrences in the selection. |
Alt+Ctrl+S | Shows the Sort... dialog and then sorts all linesof the selection according to specified keys. |
Alt+Ctrl+A | Sorts all linesof the selection in ascending order. |
Alt+Ctrl+Z | Sorts all linesof the selection in descending order. |
F5 | Inserts actual time and date. |
Shift+F5 | Inserts actual time and date in the long format. |
Ctrl+F5 | Inserts actual date. |
Ctrl+Shift+F5 | Inserts actual date in the long format. |
Alt+Ctrl+W | Permanently commits actual word wrapping in the selection. |
Ctrl+Shift+W | Unwraps the paragraphsin the selection. |
Alt+Ctrl+[F1..F12] | Launches one of the Text Filters. |
Help menu | |
F1 | Opens the manual. |
Ctrl+F1 | Opens the On-line manual from the homepage of TED Notepad. |